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If I see you —walking down the street in the arms of another, staring at them like they were the blessed mother, holding them like fragile equipment— I'll trod along, pretending to never have known you were there in the first place My love, will you let me stay slave to loneliness, will you continue to shun me in your desparate attempt to move on? The thought of you in the care of someone else irks my mind and pains my soul It punctures my armor scathed like the claws of a lion that fell itself The very sight of your iridescent face gleaming like a multifaceted gem struck by light in a way it shows life in glamorous technicolor burns my thoughts The way your hands are clasped with theirs Contrast to mine holding my own together in prayer that you are mine alone but what I wish differs from what I see My love, will you let me stay slave to loneliness, will you continue to shun me in your desparate attempt to move on? If you see me —strolling pass by you, trying to catch a glimpse of your face, admiring you like you are a dancing sun, trying to catch your image in my memories— trodding by, just pretend you didn't so it wouldn't hurt any more than I have already hurt myself
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Dec 18, 2015
Dec 18, 2015 at 12:02 AM UTC
Nemean Lion
If I see you —walking down the street in the arms of another, staring at them like they were the blessed mother, holding them like fragile equipment— I'll trod along, pretending to never have known you were there in the first place My love, will you let me stay slave to loneliness, will you continue to shun me in your desparate attempt to move on? The thought of you in the care of someone else irks my mind and pains my soul It punctures my armor scathed like the claws of a lion that fell itself The very sight of your iridescent face gleaming like a multifaceted gem struck by light in a way it shows life in glamorous technicolor burns my thoughts The way your hands are clasped with theirs Contrast to mine holding my own together in prayer that you are mine alone but what I wish differs from what I see My love, will you let me stay slave to loneliness, will you continue to shun me in your desparate attempt to move on? If you see me —strolling pass by you, trying to catch a glimpse of your face, admiring you like you are a dancing sun, trying to catch your image in my memories— trodding by, just pretend you didn't so it wouldn't hurt any more than I have already hurt myself
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Dec 18, 2015
Dec 18, 2015 at 12:02 AM UTC
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